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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1960
Page
13
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where South misreads three one versus two two distributions. The six spade contract goes down after a misapplied finesse and a careful look at the fall of the cards. The column cautions that gut instincts from casual knowledge may mislead play.
Police said the accused trigger man in the slaying of a Washington officer and the wounding of another is silent. Brothers William and Raymond Coleman are expected to face first degree murder charges. Pvt. Donald Brereton died and Pvt. Clyde Winters was wounded resisting a liquor-store holdup. Funeral services were planned.
Rome report notes designer Patrick de Barentzen promotes cuddly spring and summer fashion aimed at appealing to women. The piece references a local robbery case linked to suspects William and Raymond Coleman, with details of a store holdup, officer shootings, and differing claims of involvement.
A fragment explains a bridge scenario where East holds a singleton and South must decide on the correct ace and queen finesse. It introduces the rhyme Eight ever nine fever to guide decisions when nine trumps exist, advising not to finesse in certain doubleton or singleton contexts.
The weather data lists temperatures and cloud conditions for several cities ending at 8 a.m., followed by notes on club elections in Frederick. Officers elected include president Mrs Ralph Yingling and others, with remarks on hobbies and guest introductions. A Civinettes meeting at the Key Hotel featured speakers and birthdays observed.
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